Trent & Dove manages a property portfolio of over 6,500 homes across three local authorities.

Our mission is to provide homes and services that enable people and communities to thrive.

Using the best development partners in the housing industry to ensure our developments are built to the best standard.

We maintain strong partnerships with Government departments, architects, construction companies, and planners.

We are always looking out for land suitable for development, so if you know of any, please contact us at 01283 528 528 or email hello@trentanddove.org with details of the site (such as size, current condition and ownership). 

Current developments

  • Moneyhill, Ashby: 44 homes for rent and shared ownership sale being released in phases between 2024 and mid 2026.  
  • The Dales, Repton: 28 apartments for rent and shared ownership sale for over 55s; due to start on site soon 
  • Sandbrook, Streethay, Lichfield: 11 homes for rent and shared ownership sale currently on site. 
  • Pennycroft Lane, Uttoxeter: 44 homes and apartments for social rent and shared ownership sale; due to start on site soon.

Planned developments

We continually identify appropriate sites which will suit all customer needs. 

Following the securing of planning applications, please see the latest developments in the pipeline: 

  • 7 Stanton Road, Stapenhill: 23 homes for social rent, currently waiting for detailed planning permission (outline permission has been secured)
  • Harbury Street, Burton: 14 homes (10 rented and 4 shared ownership). Completion in phases between August and October 2026.
  • Bramshall, Uttoxeter: 19 homes (13 rented and 6 shared ownership). Completion in phases between March 2026 and October 2026.

How we start building homes

Development timeline

This graphic shows how we build homes on sites where we own the land. Many of our homes are delivered through partnerships with developers, where we buy the homes once they are completed. In these cases, we are not involved in earlier stages such as consultation or planning.

The importance of regeneration

Regeneration is bringing an area, street, or property back to life. 

We must ensure that our homes meet the minimum standards required to provide high-quality accommodation for our residents, as set out in the Decent Homes Standard.

We also want to ensure that our homes and communities are sustainable and great places to live, so we sometimes have to do work to make them usable for generations to come. This can involve redeveloping vacant or underutilised areas or demolishing existing homes and replacing them with better ones. 

We are a member of PlaceShapers – a group of housing associations that play a bigger role in shaping society than the homes they manage.  

Regenerating these areas  can also mean more much-needed affordable housing in a clean and safe environment.  

Read about our most recent regeneration works below:  

Vancouver Drive

Main Street